Tong Jia: the Moon in King Khan's Palm and the Thorn in His Heart

When Lin Wei's fingertips touched the hosta, the electric current instantly pulled her into Jianzhou during the Wanli period. When she opened her eyes again, she became Tongjia Haha Nazaqing - the first wife who was destined to marry Nurhaci, but died young in the history books, and even her full name was blurred. She clutched the thoughts of Qing Shi in her head and looked at the young man in front of her, resisting with all her heart. She knew that he would become King Khan, that he would have Menggu and Gundai in his harem, and that her son Chu Ying would die at his hands. But the forced marriage with the knife on her neck, the fox fur he brought over her late at night, and his back blocking her in the tribal fight finally broke her guard. She used first aid knowledge to bandage his wounds, used a loom to help the tribe survive the famine, and shouted "I believe in him" when the shaman cursed; but also at the night when he had his concubine, she broke the jade pendant and cried and asked, "Do your words still count?" She wanted to rewrite history, but she couldn't stop him from raising an army with thirteen pieces of armor, and couldn't stop the knife of fate from stabbing her. On her deathbed, she looked into his red eyes and finally understood: the most painful thing was not knowing the outcome, but knowing the outcome and still loving him vigorously. Later, he became the Khan of Destiny, and the "Qingge Hall" was permanently installed in the Forbidden City in Shenyang. The hosta was rubbed until it shone brightly - she was the light on his rise, and the thorn in his heart that he could not remove for the next sixty years.